'Amish Mafia' Sledgehammers Its Way Into Season 3 on Discovery

"Amish Mafia" fans looking for violent retribution weren't disappointed in the season 3 premiere on Discovery Channel. In a shocking display, an Amish enforcer uses a sledgehammer to destroy much of an Ohio man's store because Amish kids were allowed to play arcade games there.

The sledgehammer scene begins with the always fierce Wayne making his way to the man's store. According to his bio on Discovery.com, "Even with his small stature, Wayne is the toughest enforcer in the Ohio Amish Community."

"I've had some complaints there's an English guy up here, running an arcade and having Amish kids come in there," Wayne tells the cameras. "What pisses me off is that English people, all they care about is money. They don't give a s**t about the Amish kids or their religion or anything."

Sure enough, Wayne arrives to discover that there are two Amish children at the store playing the games. After telling them to leave, he confronts the store owner.

"You cannot have the Amish kids in here participating in this," he said. "It's not in their culture and you know that. Do I make myself clear?"

The store owner takes an indignant tone, and defiantly tells Wayne "I'm not making any promises. This is my thing, man. Just mind your own business."

He then returns to his truck to grab a sledgehammer, walks back in, and begins smashing the games to pieces. He knocks several of them over, and beats them directly into the ground — all amid the store owners protests of "Whoa whoa whoa" and "You're crazy!"

When people think of lessons learned from the Amish, most probably think of handcrafts and barn-raising. 'Don’t mess with the Amish,' is a new lesson learned the hard way by this unlucky storeowner.

"Amish Mafia" fans looking for violent retribution weren't disappointed in the season 3 premiere on Discovery Channel. In a shocking display, an Amish enforcer uses a sledgehammer to destroy much of an Ohio man's store because Amish kids were allowed to play arcade games there.